Summary
A thrilling opportunity for ambitious PhD candidates to contribute to innovative research in biodegradable ultra-low-power electronics as part of the GAIA project at Inria in Paris. This position focuses on designing electronics for a sustainable Internet of Things, utilizing groundbreaking transient and biodegradable materials.
PhD Position in Integrated and Printed Circuit Design for Sustainable and Ubiquitous Electronics, Paris, France
Designation
PhD Candidate
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Contract Type | Fixed-term contract |
| Level of Qualifications | PhD or equivalent |
| Experience Level | Recently graduated |
| Start Date | May 5, 2026 |
| Duration | 3 years |
| Application Deadline | April 23, 2026 |
Research Area
Integrated and Printed Circuit Design for Sustainable Electronics
Location
Paris, France (Inria Centre)
Eligibility/Qualification
- A PhD candidate with a strong understanding of Electrical Engineering fundamentals.
- Familiar with integrated circuit design tools (e.g., Virtuoso, Spectre).
- Experience with compact modeling and digital/analog process development kits is preferred.
- Strong technical presentation and writing skills.
- Proficiency in English; knowledge of French is an asset.
Description
The PhD candidate will engage in state-of-the-art research focusing on ambient-powered biodegradable RFID electronics. The work involves ultra-low-power processors and radio components, alongside printed electronic devices on biodegradable substrates. Responsibilities include:
- Conducting research and design of electronic systems.
- Collaborating with a multi-national European consortium.
- Publishing research findings and presenting at academic conferences.
- Completing and defending a doctoral manuscript by the end of the contract period.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online through the Inria website. Candidates are required to enter their email address to save their application.
Last Date to Apply
April 23, 2026
For further details, please consult the Inria AIO Team Page and the GAIA Project Information.
